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It depends entirely on the state you live in.

Again, a licensing system, like in America, removes the incentive to illegally traffic drugs. The people who make money currently would not be able to be licensed, or at most, they would not make nearly as much money as now. Besides the laws banning it, the illicit drug trade is an unregulated business, left solely to be controlled by the drug lords and their henchmen. A good example of the licensing system severely limiting illegal crime is the prohibition of alcohol in the United States. Before the prohibition of alcohol in the US, anyone could manufacture and sell alcohol. Then when it was banned, violent organized crime went through the roof due to people seeing an opportunity to get a sought after commodity into the United States and make money on it. They were willing to break the law many times to make money, and people were desperate enough for alcohol to continue to buy from them. When the politicians finally realized prohibition made the country more dangerous, a licensing system was established for the sale of alcohol. Some politicians were even bribed to keep prohibition in effect by none other than the crime lords, for the reason that they would make more money when alcohol was illegal. Today, there is not a major business trafficking alcohol illegally to most of the United States (some rural areas, like in outer Alaska, have banned alcohol, but most people in that area create their own instead of relying on a major illegal business), and people under the age of 21 usually have to rely on getting alcohol from other sources than a liquor store.

The reason why people say legalizing marijuana would reduce crime is because the illegal drug trade is focused heavily on marijuana. It's not just the possession you have to look at as a reduction of crime through the legalization of marijuana, but the process involved in getting the product to the end user. -Trafficking -Animal Cruelty (Birds, snakes and some other animals have been shipped across the border with condoms stuffed with narcotics surgically implanted in them) -Dealing -Dealing to minors (It's easier for teenagers to get weed in the US than alcohol) -Gang violence by fighting over territory, -Dealer violence for those not affiliated with gangs By legalization of marijuana, many of those crimes would be drastically reduced because there would be a licensing system for dealers in place, and users would be less likely to go to the dangerous dealers. Or many would just grow it in their homes. According to worldometers, marijuana accounts for $75 billion of an estimated $360-$400 Billion annual revenue for the drug trade. If implemented worldwide, legalization would cut out close to 19% of the illegal drug trade. Since the dealers would lose much of their business, there would be less of a demand to illegally smuggle marijuana, leading to a reduction of the previously mentioned crimes.

To me, it is that the government that is supposed to enforce the laws blatantly violates the supreme law of the land.

So Feinstein calls Edward Snowden a traitor and fully supports government spying on the citizens until they collect data from her. This hypocrite, if she would have existed 300 years ago, would have been the "noble" spitting on the peasants. Hell, if anyone deserves to be spied on 24-7, it's the government.

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That's because the game doesn't naturally think of the ELS lights as lights, only extra parts. Doing what I said will work for all cars, and V7 most likely replaced the visualsettings file you had.

GTAIV Directory/Common/Data/VisualSettings.ide. Look for "other_ emissive_lights." Raise the amount for "car.defaultlight.emissive.on" to your choosing, but I wouldn't recommend going over 150.

NickieB was going to work on one, but he's had real life issues that have put his projects on hold.

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Found it on my PC:http://www.4shared.com/rar/Rje1ihEUce/OSHP.html? I take no credit for anything. - Model is original "Chevrolet Tahoe" by 4x4 Full Driver - Hummer H2, converted to GTAIV by Stiopa. - Model improvements & Modified By Bxbugs123, Further edited by Hilth0. - Wheels By Bxbugs123, Textures by Lt.Caine. - Code 3 RX2700 scratch modeled by Hilth0, Stands by Aznairsoftdude, TIR6 by TraumaPak edited by NickieB. - Equipment by Hilth0, Cj24, NickieB, TraumaPak, Bxbugs123, Ridgerunner, PFCBarefoot, Priman, Aznairsoftdude, Unknown - Liverys by EFox. - Template's by Bxbugs123. - Screens/Testing by stinkface2.

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Yeah, how dare he get upset about people trying to change his culture. Do you realize how ridiculous you would look if you went to a school in the UK and got offended that people wore shirts with the UK flag?